The polishing Company at BBWF
The polishing Company at BBWF
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badredwedge

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3,450 posts

257 months

Monday 24th July 2006
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WOW got all me new stuff home but had no time to try it untill last night,
WOW I thought my 400 was shinny B4, thats real good stuff dont tell wifey it came to £75, worth every penny.
Thanks for the help and advise

beacon

1,144 posts

250 months

Monday 24th July 2006
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I bought some aswell havent used it yet but was blown away by the results on the red wedge at BBWF,what did you get altogether and what do you use for the plastic window????
Al

AM400

1,196 posts

292 months

Monday 24th July 2006
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beacon said:
I bought some aswell havent used it yet but was blown away by the results on the red wedge at BBWF,what did you get altogether and what do you use for the plastic window????
Al


Would that be the red Wedge with the White decals? If so that was the shiniest wedge I have seen. Would be interested to know what was used on it.

Andy

jmorgan

36,010 posts

313 months

Monday 24th July 2006
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Good stuff. The cleanser even took out some damage to the paint but you have to be careful. Did our fest in it as well. Sparkling.

jmorgan

36,010 posts

313 months

Monday 24th July 2006
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PS, the 303 (?) stuff seems to work wonders on the rear screen.

cdt

537 posts

311 months

Monday 24th July 2006
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jmorgan said:
PS, the 303 (?) stuff seems to work wonders on the rear screen.


And on the rubber seals, tyres and bumpers.

beacon

1,144 posts

250 months

Tuesday 25th July 2006
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AM400 said:
beacon said:
I bought some aswell havent used it yet but was blown away by the results on the red wedge at BBWF,what did you get altogether and what do you use for the plastic window????
Al


Would that be the red Wedge with the White decals? If so that was the shiniest wedge I have seen. Would be interested to know what was used on it.

Andy


He was quite methodical in his approach ,he used one of the two carwash products Sonus I think ,using the clay bar for the really deep inbedded gime on the paintwork and then he used a p21s paint cleanser ,using up and down movements not swirls.He kept the car surface cooler by spraying water on it and then he used the p21s concours wax ,too great effect.303 product on the plastic windscreen.Not that I was looking or anything!!!!

Edited by beacon on Tuesday 25th July 14:32

AM400

1,196 posts

292 months

Thursday 27th July 2006
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beacon said:
AM400 said:
beacon said:
I bought some aswell havent used it yet but was blown away by the results on the red wedge at BBWF,what did you get altogether and what do you use for the plastic window????
Al


Would that be the red Wedge with the White decals? If so that was the shiniest wedge I have seen. Would be interested to know what was used on it.

Andy


He was quite methodical in his approach ,he used one of the two carwash products Sonus I think ,using the clay bar for the really deep inbedded gime on the paintwork and then he used a p21s paint cleanser ,using up and down movements not swirls.He kept the car surface cooler by spraying water on it and then he used the p21s concours wax ,too great effect.303 product on the plastic windscreen.Not that I was looking or anything!!!!

Edited by beacon on Tuesday 25th July 14:32


Thanks for that,missed the demo at BBWF. I will have to invest in some decent polish once its all back together!

Andy

FlipFlopGriff

7,144 posts

276 months

Friday 28th July 2006
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The P21 cleanser and wax are fantastic and are very easy too use - very little elbow grease required. The 303 is also fab for the rear screen - it will remove any marks and makes it very supple, reducing the potential cracks and nicks when folding it up and down. It needs to be used regularly though. It has a UV factor so will protect it too as well as all the rubber and leather, although I have only used it on the rear screen.
Mike will be at the Growl too if any of you are nearby and want some products.
FFG

gerry attrick

614 posts

278 months

Monday 31st July 2006
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I agree. Amazing results on my black 350i. I had assumed ever since I bought the car, four years ago, that the roughness on the boot was a result of a poor paint finish, as I'd tried many times to get it smooth. Mike's efforts with clay and a cleaner brought it up like new. Not had time to do the rest of the car, but will let you know how I get on.